PM Modi Concludes Successful Three-Nation Visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has concluded his three-country diplomatic tour of Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, marking the end of a visit focused on strengthening bilateral and regional partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.

A visit that deepened bonds, strengthened partnerships and shaped a shared future.

After concluding substantive discussions and overseeing key set of outcomes in New Zealand, PM @narendramodi departs for India. In a special gesture, he was seen off by PM @chrisluxonmp at the… pic.twitter.com/lG0ByRN02O

— Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) July 11, 2026

The tour witnessed substantive discussions with leaders of all three nations and resulted in several key outcomes covering trade, technology, security, education, innovation and people-to-people exchanges. The engagements reflected a shared commitment to deepening cooperation and addressing common regional and global priorities.

Following the conclusion of his engagements in New Zealand, Prime Minister Modi departed for India. In a special gesture, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon personally saw him off at the airport, underscoring the warmth and growing strength of India-New Zealand relations.

The three-country visit further reinforced India's strategic partnerships with Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand while laying the foundation for enhanced collaboration in emerging sectors and long-term regional cooperation.